Opening A Bottle

  • Ronchi di Cialla: The Saviors of Schioppettino

    In a Hidden Valley in Friuli, the Rapuzzi Family Presides over a Biodiverse Treasure The post Ronchi di Cialla: The Saviors of Schioppettino appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • Tasting Report: The Wines of Ronchi di Cialla

    How the Story Arc of the Rapuzzi Family is Perfectly Preserved in Their Brilliant Wines The post Tasting Report: The Wines of Ronchi di Cialla appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • Video: The Story of Alsace’s Wines

    Our Wine Education Class on the Diverse and Highly Expressive Wines of Alsace The post Video: The Story of Alsace’s Wines appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • A Reminder of What Schiava Does Well

    400 Words (Or So) on How the Past, Present and Future is All Good with This Grape The post A Reminder of What Schiava Does Well appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • Comets: The Fruitful Experimentation at Alois Lageder

    "Comets are Always in the Sky to Lead You ... To Be Directional" The post Comets: The Fruitful Experimentation at Alois Lageder appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • What is Premetta and Should I Drink It?

    Yes, Yes You Should ... Especially If You Want to Change Up Your Rosé Game with a Red The post What is Premetta and Should I Drink It? appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • Tasting Report: Riesling Highlights from Millesimes d’Alsace

    They're Called Grand Cru for a Reason The post Tasting Report: Riesling Highlights from Millesimes d’Alsace appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • What Maccario Dringenberg’s Wine Has to Say About Rossese

    500 Words (Or So) on Our Old Yet Obscure Friend, Rossese/Tibouren The post What Maccario Dringenberg’s Wine Has to Say About Rossese appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • The Charms of Alsace and Its Wines: Class Access and Best Producers

    All You Need for our May 21, 2023 Online Wine Class on Alsace The post The Charms of Alsace and Its Wines: Class Access and Best Producers appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • The Mysteries of Ronco della Chiesa and Italo e Bruno

    On an overcast morning in November, I drove a few miles from Capriva del Friuli to the small village of Brazzano, the heart of the Collio wine-growing region of Friuli, Italy. It was a Sunday, a day to largely avoid appointments, so I opted to photograph as many vineyards as possible, especially those of Borgo del Tiglio, a small family winery that has earned the highest regards from Italian wine obsessives. The next day, well after dark, I was set The post The Mysteries of Ronco della Chiesa and Italo e Bruno appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • Chablis: The Most Beloved Chardonnay

    Our Live Online Wine Class on One of the Most Terroir-Centric Wines on Earth The post Chablis: The Most Beloved Chardonnay appeared first on Opening a Bottle.

  • A Unique Point of View for Ripasso From Tedeschi

    400 Words (Or So) on Subtlety in a Surprising Place The post A Unique Point of View for Ripasso From Tedeschi appeared first on Opening a Bottle.